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Original: 6/19/2007 9:41 PM
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Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Senor Blue Eyes

 
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I just had one of the best days yet in Mexico. I got my grade from Nivel 1: 96%!! And it will transfer as 5 credit hours back to OU. I am muy feliz.
I am enjoying my Nivel 2 class so far as well. My conversation professor is a believer and I have heard a lot of good things about his teaching from multiple people who have had him before.
To top it all off, today I walked home from school alone. It was kind of nice to do an "Oklahoma walk" as my roommate Tiffany calls it. She is from Seattle and always walks a big city fast pace. Usually that is good so that we make it to class on time. So this afternoon I enjoyed the scenery and prayed for my friends as I walked.
I am going to share with you now a special part of our walk. On our 35 minute route to and from the university, we pass two preschools. Tiffany and I always smile and say Buenas Dias to the little kids and workers. One of the workers at the school we have dubbed "Senor Blue Eyes". He is guapissimo, a real "mango" as people say here. He is Mexican but he has brilliant blue eyes. Well, today maybe because I was feeling so on top of the world, I talked to him more! It was exciting and challenging to talk in Spanish to someone who really didn't speak any English. Now I know too that "Senor Blue Eyes" has a real name: Hugo. hmm. In Spanish it is not the prettiest of names, it really sounds more like "ooogo" because the H is silent. Oh well.
Hasta luego amigos! I hope you all are doing well. It is kind of weird to update this xanga thing again. Does anyone still read it? I honestly didn't use it at all this last year. It is a good way to let everybody know what is going on when I am abroad. Dios te bendiga.

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Hola! I miss you! Como esta usted? I love Hispanic people with blue eyes! And the name Hugo is great. I had a friend in high school with that name.
So how soon are you coming back? I miss you, sister! Let me know how I can pray for you!
Posted 6/29/2007 12:09 PM by Nyceaspice - reply

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I can't wait to see you soon! Praying for you! Vive la vida loca, chica!
Posted 7/6/2007 3:41 PM by Nyceaspice - reply


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